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Eat This Book!

Michael Whitworth
Hebrews
Genesis
God
Jesus Christ
Jacob
Jesus
Abraham
Noah
Joseph
Covenant
Creation
Old Covenant
Abram
Bible
Esau
Lot
Sodom
Old Testament
Isaac
Angels

Each day we take a small piece of Scripture and sit with it. Not a quick snack that disappears by lunch. Not a chore you check off a list. A meal meant to be savored. So pull up a chair. Let's eat. start2finish.substack.com

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Psalm 17 is the prayer of a man accused of something he did not do, surrounded by enemies who circle him like lions. In this episode, we watch David ask three times simply to be heard, and then do something remarkable: he invites God to examine him, ... more

Psalm 16 asks a question underneath the list of things we are all afraid to lose: what is your good, singular? In this episode, David says he has no good apart from God, and then borrows the language of dividing up the promised land to explain why. H... more

Psalm 15 stands at the gate and asks who may dwell with God on his holy hill. In this episode, we brace for an answer about ritual and credentials, and instead get a portrait of ordinary character: honest speech, protected reputations, rightly placed... more

Psalm 14 says the fool tells himself there is no God, but the word for fool has nothing to do with intelligence. In this episode, we meet the man Scripture names Nabal, and we discover that denying God is usually less a philosophy than a way of livin... more

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Michael Whitworth
Host of Eat This Book; speaks on biblical exposition, devotional reading, and pastoral encouragement.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Great devotional each morning

    Each morning, while eating breakfast, we eat the Bible with Michael. It is a pleasure to hear him tell about God and His word.

    We are so blessed to have him explain the hard parts and to enjoy the good parts with him.

    He explains the Bible so that no matter what our age, or where we are in our walk with God, we can understand God’s message

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    5
    milk maid
    United States3 months ago
  • Genuinely love Michael’s writing and this Podcast

    Michael does what I want to do. He thoroughly researches a topic and presents the material in an engaging manner. I frequently say “wow” when reading or listening to Michael. Truly a talent given by God.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Small Town Rocket Scientist
    United States8 months ago
  • Practical & Scholarly

    Michael’s scholarship is both enlightening and practical. These daily devotions are short yet challenge you to think critically.

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    4
    Son & Servant of the King
    United States9 months ago

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Balances critique with compassionate pastoral guidance."
Engaging devotional with thoughtful, scholarly depth.
Clear, well-researched explorations that remain accessible.

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Listeners are drawn to scripture-focused, devotional teaching that blends careful exegesis with pastoral application. Across recent episodes, the emphasis is on Hebrews, Christ's finished work, and the new covenant, framed through accessible explanations and practical exhortations to draw near to God, rest in faith, and live out theological insights in daily life. The show tends to explore deep doctrinal topics with a warm, lectio divina style, often using vivid metaphors and clear, Scripture-driven takeaways. A standout aspect is the steady solo-host format that marries scholarly interpretation with devotional encouragement, appealing to listeners who want both rigorous Bible study and spiritual formation.

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